First Time Reacting to Michael McDonald - I Keep Forgettin' (Every Time You're Near) REACTION 🔥🔥🔥
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the musicians on this track are all out of this world, every single one a legend on their own
Toto!
Louis Johnson and Greg Philaganes ,with Luke and Porcaro @@TheDivayenta
One of the greatest blue eyed soul singers in History! Great song writer, singer and artist!
His eyes are brown
This is what was played at the barbecue
Check out gospel singer Gary Oliver. Another "Blue Eyed", soul brotha
@@crashcup100 LOL... I guess you're joking; but if not, "blue eyed soul" is the name of a subgenre of music.
As a man who grew up the 70s and 80s, what Michael is doing is expressing is what was an unashamed appeal to someone he truly loved - and he wasn’t about to let her go without giving his all.
Idiots today call it being “in your feelings” when in reality it’s setting aside your pride in the interest of relationship. These modern terms (“in your feelings”, “situationships”, and so on) are a contributor to (or result of) why our people are in the dire straits we’re in.
Definitely the classic Sample (Warren G) Regulator 😉
Regulators! Mount up!
But MIchael McDonald came out with the song, it's his song. Warren G just sampled MIchael's song.
R and B was just so smooth back then.
@@clemsonbloke samples are free,they paid this man to use his creativity lol
@@clemsonbloke yes that was acknowledged, hence why the OP said "the classic Sample" - no one is discounting the song not being Michael McDonald's - if you want to go back further you can look at Chuck Jackson too
The walk to the piano was gansta to the core. What a boss.
Lol--right
Songs from my youth. Back when people sang for real and musicians actually played. No fake crap, just pure talent. We didn't care the color, just the talent. This man wrote most of what he sang too.
Mike Mcdonald was a lengend before his solo career with the Dobbie Brothers. A bunch of white sould funky brother, laying down some impressive grooves and smooth vocals. I think Mike is in "We are the World" song, he get a solo section for himself. He was fire.
That was Kenny Rodgers, Michael was not in We Are The World.
I wish he was, though! ❤
You mean the Doobie Brothers. The Dobbie Brothers was a Harry Potter tribute act
kennie Loggins too@@eloisapompa5048
He was a backup singer for Steely Dan before the Doobies, not exactly a legend.
"What happen to the feels?"
Gen-X asks themselves that every single day. Im so glad you're hearing the good stuff, girl! Love the tongue out 😂 Michael will do that to ya.
OMG I don't think you would have survived the 80s, that's when Talent was actually Talent, and not Auto tunes and make believe! To watch Michael Sit down at his piano and sing was awesome❤
I agree - I don't like Auto tunes either, I like tunes about Love & Life - not cars.
And he WRITES his own songs, too!
You should try Bobby Caldwell - “what you won’t do for love”, it’s another shocker!
Yesss!
Yes Mike and Bobby are always welcome at the cookout 😂😂😂
Bobby busy doing family reunions
I totally agree with the previous comments about the song "On My Own" with the great Patti LaBelle. One of my favorite duets of all time!
And you have to listen/see the videos of the great Miss Patti LaBelle singing "If Only You Knew", "You Are My Friend" and "Somewhere Over The Rainbow". She's beyond spectacular.
I don't know why nobody ever recommends "Ever Changing Times with hiim and Aretha Franklin"...
My favourite part of On My Own is waiting for Michael! Patti sings the hell out of the first verse & chorus but we know Michael’s on his way and as soon as he sings ‘so many promises…..’ I’m in heaven!
Michael McDonald is a legend. When he produces something, it's quality from voice to vocals. This is the fine old school such as Stevie Wonder, Michel McDonald, Ivan Lins, Al Jarreau these are phenomenal musicians ❤
SOMETIMES THE GRASS ISN'T GREENER ON THE OTHER SIDE . SOMETIMES PEOPLE WALK AWAY FROM HAPPINESS AND IT'S RIGHT IN FRONT OF THEIR NOSE .
“Taken it to the streets” is another he’s lead singer on, fantastic protest song ♥️💪
Daaaang, Ashley, I grin from ear to ear on some of your videos, so much personality wrapped up the in prettiest packaging. Great reaction!
🧡 This was sampled quite often over the years. You may recognize it from Warren G. ft. Nate Dogg "Regulate". TFS!
what is tfs?
@@corsicanlulu Tfs means thanks for sharing.
@@TheRealKymiPoo thanks
I grew up in the 70's and had a MASSIVE crush on Michael McDonald so much that in 1991 I got married to a man that looked identical to him AND his name was actually Michael .
This realization literally just occurred to me 33 yrs later 😆
And I still have a crush on Mr. McDonald ❤😊
Aside from the great singer Michael McDonald, this tune is ALL ABOUT THE TITLE LYRIC...How many of us have awakened after a restless night's sleep, and it hits you square between your eyes and ears and you say.."Oh, that's right, I keep forgettin' we're not in love any more"...."Things will never be the same again"....and your heart begins to ache. Your soul feels empty, and you feel lost, and oh, so all alone. You got dumped, yet, you are still so much in love. I cry every time I hear this tune.
This ain't no sample this the original baby !!!!!🎵🎵
Warren G and Nate Dog sampled this song for Regulators
Preach!!!
Blue Eyed soul, nothing like Michael Mcdonald to warm a cool night!
Gurl is FEELING his pain ..... Love it!!
First time watching this and I like how she gets into the song right away.
Hey there Ashley, Michael McDonald is the man with "The Golden Voice," he is "One of a Kind," he is the epitome of "Blue-Eyed-Soul," and he NEVER disappoints because he NEVER misses!!! He is like a modern day "Righteous Brother" LOL!!! Mic-Drop!!! 🎤
Another good example of “blue-eyed soul” is Wild Cherry and “Play that Funky Music”, IMO.
@@MrCubFan415 Agreed!!! The only draw back with Wild Cherry is that they were pretty much just a 1 hit wonder...No shade, just facts...
Girl... you gotta react to him and Patti LaBelle! It's a duet called On My Own and it's straight 🔥🔥🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
70s / 80s good time for sure
You're exactly right that men, and young men in particular, are socialised to be much harder and less emotional now. It's seen as weakness and simping, essentially, to express deep love for someone. We all have our walls up, and want to protect ourselves. It's a shame. Lots of things were much worse in the past, but this is definitely one thing we've lost - the softness and the tenderness.
What a voice he could make u swoon with his voice
That didn’t give it up so easily get it
Ashley- Warren G and Nate Dogg sampled this for their hit, “ Regulate”. 😊
You would love his Civil Rights anthem- Takin It to the Streets! Live or studio. There are lots of performance vids of him with the Doobies.
60s and 70s the men were gentlemen, and we had great music and lots of dance clubs. It was fun.
He's got a song with Miss Patti Labelle " On My Own" which is heat also
Isn’t Michael McDonald amazing. I’ve loved him so much for so long. Your reaction is priceless. Several years ago, he moved to Nashville or near Nashville. Now, he’s close. Thanks so much.
This lady stole the show!
Funny, articulate and fully appreciative of what she is listening to with insight all of her own as well.
Now that man can sing. Been listening for ages, fantastic voice. Him John Farnham, Steve Perry. are the best voices
Ms. Ashley, your personality and humor come across the screen. MIKE! got me. The answer to your question about men today, I can only speak for myself. I never met a woman who was drinking anything that caused me to be head over heels. Stupid in love. The beauty of a woman and her natural ways were enough. Wearing my heart on my sleeve. Old jams bring back my younger days and make me smile and remind me of how much I forgot I used to be the same. I still care. I still feel. I still love. Your coat is jammin' Peace from west Texas.
Yes this song was sampled on 1994’s “Regulate” by Warren G
Almost 30 years! 😢
Everything about this song is next level.
I get what you're saying I'm older and understand what it is like to fall in love with somebody and when I look at my younger friends 20 years younger than me they have trouble with love...the signals are mixed...ambivalence is the new love...God help us to rediscover love!
Love him❤💥
Smoothness is right.
This girl got that GLOW🤩!!
La Música de Michael pasa a hacer una leyenda, jamás jamás saldrá un talento a ese nivel.
‘What in the smoothness is going on here?’ is a fantastic first line of a review, Ashley!
Michael McDonald was the lead singer of The Doobie Brothers which is Snoop Dogg's favorite band.. even after Michael McDonald left The Doobie Brothers The Doobie Brothers did well without him and I just saw Michael McDonald with the Doobie Brothers in concert..
Warren G & Snoop Doggs hit "Regulator" is where it was sampled. Michael McDonald was the lead singer for the Doobie Brothers after joining that group. The group never really did anything until Michael joined the group. Songs back in the day were when men were men and women were women and nobody was afraid to express that love.
That's not strictly true , they had a number of big hits , Listen to the music & Long train runnin' both come to mind.
Michael McDonald sampled by Warren G, song Regulator!♥️✌️
I love your comments!! Men & women fell in love hard and there was romance and romantic dates!! These were our L O V E songs.
Michael has an album where he does only MOTOWN tunes . Check it out .
The mindset of "If you work hard to get something. You appreciate it more" applies to relationships back then.
A guy had to "work" to get a girl's attention. "Work" meant pursuing, actually talking and getting to know them. Asking for a date and planning and putting some thought into the date(s).
We valued women that actually valued themselves.
It doesn't mean there wasn't "casual encounters" or "one night stands" there definitely was. It just seemed like people were more respectful then.
Women were seen as a "prize" or "gift" to be celebrated instead of just a "conquest" to disrespect.
Nowadays it seems like people just "hook up." The lines of an exclusive relationship a very blurred.
Especially when Independent Women act like they don't need or want men.
Men used to hold doors open for a female as a sign of respect. Many times, if it's done now women find it disrespectful.
That is sad to me. I take my chances and still hold doors.
Re "what happened to men who were all in their feels!?" women were adored by men 'til we started disrespecting ourselves. jmo God is love +
Men write all the best love songs ever recoreded. Cause when we write we right from actual love we feel.
Yes Warren G sampled it in his rap song called "Regulate" if I'm getting the song title right. And Bobbi Storm sampled this beat also in her song called " We Can't Forget Him". ❤
I use to listen to him long before the rap song came out of this track. 70s and 80s. That's right. I love playing this on the piano alone in a quiet room. Listen to him and Patty labelle.
One of the greatest duets in history is "On My Own" with him and Patti Labelle.... goosebump song, big time!
The best reaction I've seen to one of my all-time favorite songs. "Mike is in LOVE!". And that instant stank face when it started up. haha go girl! subbed
The background singer on this track is Michael’s sister. Talented family
They are still out here baby!! Just gotta look!! We're just a little older .but we still got it!
67, I'm still writing songs for them
Yes, this song was sample by rapper, Warren G. for his hit "Regulate"! Michael McDonald is an amazing artist, whether he was solo or with the band, The Doobie Brothers! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Warren G used this music track for "Regulate". Here's the story of the Regulators. The Lincoln County War was an Old West conflict between rival factions which began in 1878 in Lincoln County, New Mexico Territory, the predecessor of the state of New Mexico, and continued until 1881. The Lincoln County Regulators, or just the Regulators, were an American Old West deputized posse that fought in the Lincoln County War in New Mexico, during the late 19th century. They are well known for including Billy the Kid as a member. They were formed by small ranch owners and cowboys in Lincoln County, New Mexico, and their goal was to "regulate" any stealing of property from their ranches.
The main group of men in the Regulators were known as the “iron clad” and they were: Richard "Dick" Brewer, Frank McNab, Doc Scurlock, Jim French, John Middleton, George Coe, Frank Coe, Jose Chavez y Chavez, Charlie Bowdre, Tom O'Folliard, Fred Waite, Henry Newton Brown, and the bandit of all bandit's; Billy the Kid.
It was nice to see you enjoy it so much. I haven't heard it for a long time, It was first popular in the early 80's 1982.
Listen to him and Patti LaBelle on "On My Own". He's definitely that Dude
OMG is miss roller skating to this song!!!!
You're so right about the vibe being a lot more passionate back then compared to now. No more power ballets 😢
GIRL! Your hair and outfit for this soulful song is 🔥🔥🔥
YES - this beat was sampled by Warren G. ft. Nate Dogg in "Regulate" - good catch!
Music your grandparents listened to. I'm 62. We had good music, years of practice and talent
Gotta listen to the Doobie Brothers with him as lead singer.
👍🏾👍🏾 classic got lots of airplay back in the day.
Yes, There was great music before you were born.
Born in the early 80s, but the songs I heard in that decade including those vibes from the 70's were super special. I've heard it said cocaine was quite thedrug
I was born in 1973. The men, back in the day, actually pursued women and were gentlemen about it. It was a very beautiful thing. For the most part, men loved and respected women back then in a way that I have not seen these days, in a lonnng time. Pretty sad. I miss those days.
Me too born in 1977
Have you seen the women now adays? Not worth a single penny
Back then most woman still had the respect for themselves. Woman knew what a true man was and expected that respect as they saw their father respect their mother.
You asked what happened to the feels? It is still around in us older men. I still believe it is alive and well and should be expressed. What I've seen of this generation, though, if you as a man express your feelings that you're too sensitive and if you want to be close and cling to your woman, you're too clingy. I believe this is why men now have pulled away. They say toxic masculinity, but what truly is toxic about men being men and expressing themselves to their women? I agree this music showed emotion. Thanks for sharing. God bless you!
This is the greatest evaluation of a song. She asks “what’s in the water?” What makes men of this generation pour out their hearts?
So glad you liked this one! Great reaction!😊
Fabulous reaction.
Happy to be your 200th like. God Bless and keep going strong beautiful. ❤❤
Great reaction.... On My Own by Patti LaBelle and Michael McDonald. Keep up the good work! 👍
These were different times Ashley, and people cared a lot more back then both men and women... sad to say it but we are living in cold times. Great song and singer, loved your reaction...thanks.
I want to see you react to Sara Smile by Hall and Oats
The boys today haven't got the guts to let it all hang out. It's sad seeing everyone walk around with a big fat filter floating in front of them. Love the reaction sweetheart. Cheers.
The me to movement happened. You can’t even tell a woman how you feel about her these days without being accused of something.
That’s how we used todo it my friend tasty music with lots of soul .
Blue-eyed soul / Yacht rock.
Try Kenny Loggins ”This is it”. Also co-wrot What a fool believes (Doobie Brothers)
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☝🏼🤩 And, oh yeah!… Nice coat! 👍🏼
Love your reactions!!!
Your Smile Your Wow❤🎉
was a time when men sang to the ladies, not at the ladies... Definitely
I totally agree with the previous comments about the song "On My Own" with the great Patti LaBelle. One of my favorite duets of all time!
To answer your question at 4:11. This is what the fellas were like before gangsta rap came on the scene. Being a youngster in the 70s and 80s, I remember how motivated grown men were by a women.
Listen carefully folks!
Warren G's "Regulate" (ft. Nate Dogg) sampled its groove from *this song*!! Respect.
Regulators - Mount Up! - Warren G and Nate Dog. they took the whole song and just put hip hop over it. the early 90's rappers knew how to sample the good stuff and put just as much fire over the music.
You should check out His duet with Patti LaBelle, On My Own!
The best music 🎶 ever
"What happened to it", sounds like a song.
Lov it !!!
You got it,,,
I love the contrast you alluded to between the baby boomers/Gen X and subsequent alphabet generations.
How astute, entertaining and real was that?
Great reaction.
I'm in!
Love your reactions and appreciation of real good music.
And it doesn't hurt to have a fine looking sister with great taste. 😉
this is my jam!
Warren g -regulate used the beat
Yes, Ashley. What happened is called Rap Music.
It's the 80's water 🌊☀️🌊